How the Eagles landed the premiership

[WA Today]( --------------------------------------------------------------- Sunday, 30th September, 2018 AM News Update [Dom Sheed threads the needle in the dying minutes.]( [How the Eagles landed the premiership]( BY Jake Niall In winning their fourth premiership in one of the great grand finals, the West Coast Eagles overcame more than just a deficit of nearly five goals. --------------------------------------------------------------- Top stories [Shuey wins Norm Smith Medal]( West Coast's brilliant on-baller Luke Shuey has won the Norm Smith Medal as best-afield in today's AFL grand final. [Luke Shuey laps the MCG with the premiership cup.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [The 47 seconds that defined a remarkable grand final]( We all look for the defining moments in a premiership, and this was the passage of play that contained them. [West Coast players celebrate the club's fourth premiership.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [So near, for Buckley's Magpies, yet so far]( Collingwood and their coach weren once more left to suffer grand final pain. [2018 AFL Grand Final Collingwood v West Coast Eagles at the MCG. 29 September 2018. The Age Sport. Photo: Eddie Jim.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- ['We'll be here until stumps': Post-grand final parties ... and arrests]( A number of Magpie and Eagles supporters have been arrested only minutes after the final siren as they left the MCG on Saturday night. [Jubilant Eagles fans at the Coppersmith Hotel.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Religious freedom laws must not discriminate, former High Court justice warns in Perth speech]( Retired High Court Justice Michael Kirby warned of the encroachment of laws on the rights of LGBTIQ citizens in a speech in Perth on Friday. [Former High Court Justice Michael Kirby. ]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Drama, intrigue and world's best female: welcome to NRL grand final week]( NRL grand final week has had it all. And a ball hasn't been kicked in anger yet. [The decision: Craig Bellamy and Billy Slater arrive for the judiciary hearing on Tuesday.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Bumper crop and cost control result in big payout for WA grain farmers]( WA farmers who sold grain to CBH last financial year will share in a $94.5 million rebate. [WA farmers will get a big rebate from CBH this year.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Elon Musk forced to resign as Tesla chairman]( Elon Musk will relinquish the role to settle fraud charges brought by the US over his tweeted claims about taking the company private. [Elon Musk has been forced to step down as chairman, but will remain chief executive of the company.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- ['What they did is disgraceful': The ugly truth about appearing on reality TV]( Ex-contestants from Married at First Sight and The Bachelor describe behind-the-scenes bullying and their battles with PTSD long after the shows finished airing. [Tracey Jewel in top-rating reality show Married at First Sight.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Questions raised about Indonesian tsunami alerts as death toll expected to reach thousands]( Indonesian officials may face a reckoning over why the tsunami alerts were pulled even as a disaster was roaring ashore. [Indonesian men survey the damage following earthquakes and a tsunami in Palu, Central Sulawesi.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [What made the difference for Seven's first cricket broadcast]( For Seven's first-ever cricket broadcast, it was very much a case of under-promising and over-delivering. [Seven broadcast its first ever cricket match on Saturday night: A Women's T20 match between the Southern Stars and the ...]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [My Greta: Finding a world of possibilities]( When her daughter was diagnosed with a rare form of Down syndrome, Elizabeth Callinan found herself surrounded by questions. [Elizabeth Callinan, left, with Claire-May Minett in Glasgow.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------- We've sent you this email because your email address {EMAIL} has been registered for a Fairfax Media membership. You can [unsubscribe]( from this email at any time. At Fairfax Media, we'll never ask for your personal or credit card information via email. If you receive a suspicious email claiming to offer Fairfax Media services in exchange for your details, please delete it. --------------------------------------------------------------- [Conditions of use]( [Privacy policy]( [Fairfax Media]( Copyright © 2018 Fairfax Media Limited 1 Darling Island Rd Pyrmont NSW 2009 Australia